House€440,000
Gorey

121 homes and apartments for sale in Gorey, Ireland.
24 properties shown
House€440,000
Gorey
House€410,000
Gorey
House€1,250,000
Gorey
House€550,000
Gorey
House€365,000
Gorey
House€265,000
Gorey
Apartment€255,000
Gorey
House€125,000
Gorey
House€1,500,000
Gorey
Villa€349,000
Gorey
House€400,000
Gorey
House€445,000
Gorey
House€695,000
Gorey
House€575,000
Gorey
House€395,000
Gorey
House€625,000
Gorey
House€650,000
Gorey
House€220,000
Gorey
House€995,000
Gorey
House€880,000
Gorey
House€295,000
Gorey
House€415,000
Gorey
Apartment€245,000
Gorey
House€685,000
Gorey
Buyer's guide: Gorey
Gorey property for sale is mostly family houses in a commuter town in north County Wexford. The median asking price across 100 current listings on RealEstateAbroad is €387,500, with houses making up 89 of them.
Figures are asking prices.
| Indicator | Gorey |
|---|---|
| Active listings | 100 |
| Median asking price | €387,500 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €288,750 to €575,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,143 |
| Median size | 116 m² |
After 89 houses come 6 apartments, 3 plots and 2 villas. Four-bedroom homes (36 listings) and three-bedroom homes (33) lead, then five or more (12), two-bedroom (10) and one-bedroom (2). That points to estate housing built for families rather than starter flats.
Compare with houses across Ireland and Irish apartments.
Gorey is a market town on the old N11 corridor, with a bypass motorway toward Dublin. The Dublin-Rosslare railway line calls at Gorey, and the commute to Dublin is long but workable for hybrid workers. Nearby Courtown has a seaside harbour and beach, and the surrounding countryside is rural and green.
Buyers include Dublin commuters priced out of Wicklow and the capital, returning Irish emigrants and retirees.
Ireland has no restrictions on foreign buyers. Stamp duty on residential property is 1% up to €1m and 2% from €1m to €1.5m and 6% above €1.5m (verify current rates), and solicitors handle conveyancing, with a signed contract and deposit typically 10%. Be aware of the Local Property Tax and check BER energy ratings, which affect running costs. Many listings are sold by private treaty, with offers above the asking price common in tight areas.
Read the Ireland guide, the buying process for non-residents and financing.
Enniscorthy and Wexford lie to the south; Arklow and Wicklow to the north; Greystones and Bray are closer to Dublin and notably more expensive.
Last updated 8 October 2026
The median asking price is €387,500. Half of listings fall between €288,750 and €575,000.
There is a rail service and a motorway connection, but the journey is long. Many buyers work remotely part of the week.
Yes, many of the houses are in modern estates. Check each listing for age and BER rating.
Yes, with no ownership restrictions. You will need a solicitor and funds for stamp duty and legal fees.